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Beginner Trip Obertauern
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02-12-2016 12:36pm#1
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OH & I have been going to Obertauern for years.
Airport transfers are arranged with Habbersatter.
There's 4-5 ski schools, but their prices are broadly similar.
Personally, I prefer a few private lessons over ski school. It's more expensive hour for hour, but the personal attention makes for far quicker learning. If that's what you'd like, I can give you details for a couple of good teachers.
Ski passes - if you think you will be doing loads of skiing, the week pass is the best value, but as beginner, I'd seriously consider a points card (bit like a leap card). You can get a card for 300 points, and it will last you a couple of days minimum as a beginner. They are widely available so you won't run out in the middle of no-where. The lifts vary, but range between 20-40 points, I'd guess. I'll find the link on the main website.
Hotel - one that won't have you walking too far. Most are ski-in ski-out. As a beginner, though, you need to aim for one near the beginner slopes. Don't underestimate the exertion of walking in skiboots and carrying skis.
I'm in favour of half board - too lazy to go out in the evening after a hard day skiing looking for restaurants. One that serves an apres-ski snack is a huge bonus.
There's only one real grocery store (a spar) - good to know where it is if you want to get water/snacks etc for the hotel.
Come back with any questions - I could ramble on for ages
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